Building_development

45:40 and see if anybody has questions, comments. Certainly willing to incorporate feedback into the report before it gets to you in the coming days, weeks. - Anyone? David Smiley, go ahead. - I was curious, how are you guys running this program? Is it one person who's kind of the centralized point of contact or are you, I'm assuming you're not running it, so what else is going to be around? Or kind of like coordinating all of these efforts within downtown? 'Cause it's a lot of different pieces. - Yeah. So I think for this particular study, I think Matt's team, and Matt is the lead for the sub-consultants and running this work. I think in terms of all the other stuff happening downtown,

46:38 it is a bit of a mix. The comprehensive plan obviously had its own process that encompassed a lot of the downtown activities. But for our department's focus, I've been kind of lead on the redevelopment pieces and then we have obviously Main Street Promise, which is kind of its own projects. And the economic development work is primarily Chris's team. But we're coordinating, but I don't know if we have one point. - Yeah, I think so. So that's to come. So some of the things that, what this whole study highlights is in a positive way, I think is it brings together the work that we're doing on the economic development side, which is led by Chris in the back of the room there and the team on the economic development side

47:37 and the redevelopment work we do, which has been primarily kind of site focused. But once we did the downtown redevelopment study, we began to think of all of downtown and what the redevelopment opportunities are. So this is really the first opportunity for us to kind of knit together the two different efforts. And so from an implementation perspective, it is this kind of different teams coordinating,